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11 September 2026

Wigan secure sixth League Leaders' Shield after win over Catalans

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Wigan secure sixth League Leaders' Shield after win over Catalans

Wigan Warriors secured their sixth League Leaders' Shield after beating Catalans Dragons to finish top of the Super League heading into the play‑offs. BBC Sport reports the victory wrapped up top spot for Wigan, confirming their position as league leaders ahead of the post‑season. The result hands Wigan a sixth League Leaders' Shield and ends the regular season with them occupying first place. The win over Catalans ensures the Warriors enter the play‑offs as the top‑placed team in the Super League. No further details about the match score or circumstances were provided in the report.

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